Are you passionate about motorcycles?

Become a Motorcycle Rider Coach!

Call Kari at 934-2700 or email her at karii@hawaii.edu to learn how you can be trained to become a Rider Coach.

Motorcycle SafetyMSF Basic Rider Course (Hawaii Edition)The Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) Basic Rider Course (BRC) Hawaii Edition, approved for use by the Hawaii Department of Trans-portation (HDOT) for Motorcycle Rider Education. Upon successful completion of the course, qualified students will be issued a licensing waiver. Must attend all 3 days.Fri. 6:00p-9:00pSat. 7:00a-4:00pSun. 7:00a-4:00pTuition: $200

2014 Motorcycle Course ScheduleJul 25, 26, 27Aug 15, 16, 17Sep 5, 6, 7Sep 26, 27, 28

ENROLLMENT REQUIREMENTSA valid State of Hawaii category 2 Driver’s License Permit is REQUIRED prior to enrollment.

TO REGISTER:Call Leeward Community College at 808-455-0477 to register or go to http://www.ocewd.org/msf-basic-ridercourse-hawaii-edition for more information.

Due to changes in the rules and requirements of operating thrill crafts in Hawaii. All operators must participate and successfully complete a National Association of Boating Laws and Administration (NASBLA) approved course prior to attending the recreational thrill craft or ocean safety educational courses.

Safe Boating in Hawaiian Waters (NASBLA Safe Boating)The Safe Boating in Hawaiian Waters course will provide you with the educational requirements for operating a vessel in State waters, as set forth by the National Association of Boating Laws Administrators (NASBLA) and the State Department of Land and Natural Resources. Learn about types of boats, the history and development of boating sports in Hawaii, and boating sports as a modern recreational activity. Also covered are safety issues with boating in Hawaiian ocean waters, customary practices and sport etiquette, environmental and cultur-al issues, competitive sporting events, commercial operations, and visitor industry aspects of boating in Hawaii. Effective November 2014 all recreational vessel operators must have successfully completed this NASBLA-certified Hawaii-specific Safe Boating course in order to operate in State Waters.Location: HawCC Manono 388-102Aug 16 S 8:00a-4:00p $99 FIT8120-006West HawaiiAug 16 S 8:00a-4:00p $99 (Will be made available on need)

Recreational Thrill Craft Operator Safety EducationLearn about local ocean safety principles and practices; historical, cultural, and customary practices of Hawaii's ocean users; and rules regarding protected species and thrill craft operation in Hawaii. Effective January 2005 all recreational thrill craft (personal watercraft) operators in Hawaii must complete this certification class on the safe use and operation of a thrill craft. *Pre-Requisite: Completion of Safe Boating In Hawaiian Waters or Equivalent Hawaii State NASBLA-approved class.Location: HawCC Manono 388-102Aug 17 Su 8:00a-4:00p $99 FIT8110-010

Ocean Safety Educational CourseLearn about the legal and regulatory requirements for persons who participate in the sport of tow-in surfing in Hawai'i; risk management principles; local ocean safety principles and practices; rules and laws pertaining to protected species in ocean waters in Hawai'i; the safe use and operation of a thrill craft; boating skills as they apply to the sport of tow-in surfing; and the historical, cultural, and customary practices of Hawaii's ocean users. Effective September 2003 all recre-ational thrill craft (personal watercraft) operators participating in the sport of tow-in surfing in Hawaii must complete this approved ocean safety education course. *Pre-Requisite: Completion of Safe Boating In HawaiianWaters or Equivalent Hawaii State NASBLA-approved course and Recreational Thrill Craft Operator Safety Education.Location: HawCC Manono 388-102Aug 23 S 8:00a-4:00p $69 FIT8100-011

NEW Boating Safety Requirements!!!

Insta-Perfect PhotographyInstagram has provided a fun way for you to share life’s moments with friends and family in an instant. Create beautiful photos using your smart phone or tablet camera as you learn the proper functions such as HDR, filter, panorama, burst, and how/ when to use them in addition to the Instagram app. This hands-on course will also cover the “Golden Rule of Photography Composi-tion” to improve your photos as taught by expert photographer, Yuko Ishikawa. @mikazukicamera Web: mikazukicamera.com*Must bring smart phone and/ or tablet (i.e. iPad) to class. Instagram app must be downloaded beforehand.Jul 26 S 9:00a-12:00p ENR1052-001 $29Aug 30 S 9:00a -12:00p ENR1052-002 $29

BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT

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As training resultants, TH!NKSM co-owners Cindy Sakai and Sarah Kalicki-Nakamura, specialize in helping companies understand the people side of business.

In order for a workplace to be great, leadership must focus on creating a culture that encourages people to trust each other and inspires people to use their gifts in innovative ways.

TH!NKSM training, services, and products help people to take personal responsibility to create engaged, aligned, and trust-based workplaces. This starts with people understanding why people do the things that they do, understanding how their behavior impacts those around them, and how to adapt their behavior to build trust-based relationships and results.

Midweek September 2013

Why is managing work expectations so important?

It’s because they serve as the foundation for building trust,strengthening relationships, and increasing personal responsi-bility and accountability at work.

Understand how to positively enhance your work environment using the Work Expectations Profile. Receive the structure and strate-gies to help initiate open conversations about work expectations that ultimately build stronger trust-based relationships.

In this workshop, you will learn the tools for building better work relationships.• Learn how creating an environment of trust can start with

you – are your behaviors building trust or busting it?• Utilize “The Work Expectations Profile,” to open up trust-

building conversations with others.• Identify your expectations and the impact they have on

your work environment.• Take responsibility for your own expectations.• Apply the Expectations Profile to build trust with those

around you.• Develop Action Plans to manage and communicate

expectations to the people you work with.

Wednesday, August 13, 20149:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

HawCC 388-103, Hilo$379 (ETF funding available)

BUS1005-001

What is the secret that managers use to creating engaged employees at work?

Great listening, it’s that simple. Optimal listening skills build morale, resolve conflict and inspire innovation. Knowing how to listen to employees makes all the difference in achieving your business results!

Did you know that research shows listening is the primary means of how we take in information…attributing to 40% of communication. When was the last time you learned how to listen more effectively, at work or at home?

In this workshop, enhance your listening skills to be a better communicator:• Recognize the importance of developing good listening

skills by reflecting on past listening experiences.• Discover the five different listening approaches and their

unique characteristics.• Discover your most natural listening approaches.• Learn when to use each of the five listening styles to be

more effective.

Wednesday, July 16, 20149:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Kanu o ka Aina Learning Ohana, Waimea$379 (ETF funding available)

BUS1003-001

Learn to Listen, Listen to Learn

Building Trust-Based Relationships

As training consultants, TH!NKSM co-owners Cindy Sakai and Sarah Kalicki-Nakamura, specialize in helping companies understand the people side of business.

WORKFORCE TRAINING

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To register, contact Jan Oshiro at 981-2860 ext. 226.

Contact Estee Nathanson,iCAN Coordinator, at934-2700 for more

information about iCAN.

Training Sessions are ongoing.Monday - Thursday

9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. OR 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.Location: Workforce Development Division

1990 Kino`ole St. Ste. 102 Hilo, HICost: FREE

NOW in Hilo, Waimea, and Kau!

PARALEGAL CERTIFICATE COURSE ©• The Paralegal Certificate Course© is the cornerstone of The Center

for Legal Studies programs. Paralegalism is one of the fastest growing careers in the country.

• The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects the number of paralegals to increase 28% between 2008 and 2018, much faster than the national average for all occupations.

• The national median earnings for paralegals is currently $44,480.00/Year and freelance paralegal professionals average significantly more across the board.

LIVE LECTURESaturdays and Sundays from 9:00a-5:00p for 6 weeks at Hawaii Community College Manono Campus.Fall 2014 Session: Oct 11-Nov 16 ONLINEFall Session I: Aug 25-Oct 10Fall Session II: Oct 20-Dec 5Tuition: $1,189.00Register by phone: 1-800-522-7737 or online at www.legalstudies.com

Advanced Legal Research & Writing Certificate Course• Advanced and specialized approaches to utilize the legal resourc-

es available in a law library, and elsewhere, will be examined. The conceptual differences between computer-assisted legal research and hard copy research will be taught. You will also learn how to formulate WESTLAW search queries and effectively and efficiently use WESTLAW and other online legal research methods as time-saving devices in legal research and legal writing. Coursework in Advanced Legal Research and Writing is equivalent to 50 clock hours of study.

• This course is designed to examine more thoroughly advanced and specialized approaches to utilizing the legal sources available in the law library and online.

2014 Session 5: August 25 - October 10, 2014.Tuition $729.00

Intellectual Property Law for EngineersAll engineers should be particularly concerned with patent law. This constitutionally-based discipline has to do with the process by which an invention, and its creator, are protected by the law from infringe-ment and unfair competition. The class will deal with patent applica-tions, research and prosecution; the law of infringement, and com-puter applications of software (protected by copyright) and hardware (by patents). We will also state what other concepts are patented, as well as machines, processes, mixtures, manufacturing, compositions of materials and methods of doing business and research. Not only do we deal with utility patents, but with design and plant patents as well.Although we are mostly concerned with patent law, we also deal with copyright, trademark, trade dress, trade secrets and business methods. The engineer must be at least conversant with the other forms of intel-lectual property. In a relatively short time, we will give you a survey of the rights of creative and ingenious people and provide you with the information to protect yourself and your ideas in Intellectual Property matters. Coursework in Intellectual Property is equivalent to 45 clock hours of study.2014 Session 5: August 25 - October 10, 2014.Tuition $575.00

Personal Injury for Paralegals• With this exciting, fast-paced class you will learn many of the

legal terms, causes of action, and remedies available to victims of personal injury accidents. We will review the negligence theory of torts upon which many personal injury claims are based. Students will discuss interviewing, investigating and other case building techniques vital to a personal injury paralegal's success in the law office.

• Class discussions and lesson material will include the different kinds of personal injury claims including (but not limited to): car accidents, slip and falls, medical negligence/malpractice, manu-facturer product defects, and class-action lawsuits. Discover the basic categories of damages recovery, statutes of limitations, and schemes for liability.

2014 Session 5: August 25 - October 10, 2014.Tuition $729.00

Software Essentials for the Law Office• This dynamic course is designed for legal professionals interested

in improving their skills and knowledge of commonly used com-puter technology and programs within the law office. Course top-ics include: computer operating systems and peripheral devices; time tracking and billing software; database, case management and docket control software; litigation support software; electron-ic discovery, and trial presentation and graphics software.

• Hands on exercises will prepare students to work with popular programs such as MS PowerPoint, Practice Master’s Tabs 3, Aba-cusLaw, Summation iBlaze, Trial Director and LexisNexis Casemap & TimeMap, as well as understand the common functions and purposes of similar programs.

• Common billing procedures and payment agreements, accurate time tracking, proper calendar and docketing procedures as well as the processes involved in electronic discovery will be addressed through a variety of exercises. In addition, students will be pre-sented with real-life scenarios and asked to identify and examine ethical issues raised by the use of technology in a legal practice.

2014 Session 5: August 25 - October 10, 2014.Tuition $729.00

Law School Preparation CourseYou’ve probably heard the horror stories about that grueling first year of law school. That’s likely the main reason you signed up for this course! Rest assured that you’ve done the right thing. The best way to avoid the pitfalls of the first set of courses is to prepare your-self for the unique way you will need to study in law school. And this course is designed to give you the tools you need to be ready for the first year. We’ll lead you through what to expect from the Soc-ratic teaching method and show you how to master the casebook method of instruction used at nearly all law schools. We share with you a particularly effective method of case briefing that you can use throughout law school and your legal career. You’ll learn how to take notes effectively and turn those notes into course outlines that you’ll use to master your final exams. We help you to integrate law school into your life from day one so that you get more done in less time and have a chance to continue your friendships, hobbies, and relationships even while you excel in your classes. Finally we show you how to start making the most of your legal career, a career that begins now.2014 Session 5: August 25 - October 10, 2014.Tuition $300.00

AgricultureBusiness Plan Development Training for FarmersThis ten-week course is designed to teach local Big Island farmers how to succeed in the agriculture market, after harvest. Twice a week, for four hours a class, students will be exposed to all aspects and components of a comprehensive business plan. This business plan could be used to source business funding or just help the individual business owners organize their current business ventures.

During the class, students will be required to write several drafts of their business plans, culminating in a final student presentation and final business plan draft due on the final day of class. Instructor: James Rushing

PunaJul 16 - Sep 29 MW 4:30p-8:30p $99 AGR8201-002HiloJul 22 - Sep 30 TR 4:30p-8:30p $99 AGR8201-003

For more information on how to register, contact Jan or Leonard at the Big Island Workforce Development Division Office, 1990 Kinoole Street, 981-2860. For more information about the course, contact Amy at the Hawai`i Community College, 937-9281.

Natural Farming Series with Instructor James RushingIntroduction to Natural FarmingDo you know what natural farming is? Have you heard about it, but not sure if its for you? This introductory natural farming course will teach you what natural farming is and why so many local farmers and gardeners are using this unique and sustainable system. We will teach you basic natural farming skills so you can better appreciate the tech-niques and the reasons why natural farmers use this unique system.Jul 26 S 10:00a-2:00p $65 AGR1013-002Aug 23 S 10:00a-2:00p $65 AGR1013-003

Amendment Production and ApplicationEnjoy hands-on learning as you make various natural farming amend-ments like IMO, Fermented Plant Juices, Lactic Acid Bacteria Solution, and many others. In addition to amendment production, we will teach you where and when to apply natural farming amendments. You will be able to touch and see real natural farming in application. Several amendment samples will be provided for you to take home and use on your own.Aug 2 S 10:00a-2:00p $85 AGR1014-002Aug 30 S 10:00a-2:00p $85 AGR1014-003

Chicken ProductionHave you heard about natural farming chicken coops? These amazing structures enable farmers and homeowners to produce chickens with-out any foul odors or flies. You will receive detailed plans and instruc-tion on how to dress the coop with natural farming amendments. Join us in learning how to build a natural farming chicken coop from some of the University of Hawaii’s most inventive agriculturalists.Aug 9 S 10:00a-2:00p $39 AGR1015-002Sep 6 S 10:00a-2:00p $39 AGR1015-003

Swine ProductionExpose yourself to the ingenious natural farming swine production systems developed by the University of Hawaii, in this hands-on workshop. These sustainable systems have a reputation for providing swine with a more natural living environment completely insect and odor free. Also eliminating all of the troublesome waste management issues associated with current piggery systems. We will show you how to construct a natural farming piggery, provide detailed plans, and show you how the system works in application. Aug 16 S 10:00a-2:00p $39 AGR1016-002Sep 13 S 10:00a-2:00p $39 AGR1016-003

iCAN and Business Plan Development Training for Farmers are funded from a $24.6 million grant awarded to the University of Hawai`i Community Colleges through the Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College and Career Training Grants, as implemented by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Employment and Training Administration. This workforce solution was funded by a grant awarded by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Employment and Training Administration. The solution was created by the grantee and does not necessarily reflect the official position of the U.S. Department of Labor. The Department of Labor makes no guarantees, warranties,or assurances of any kind, express or implied, with respect to such information, including any information on linked sites and including, but not limited to, accuracy of the information or its completeness,timeliness, usefulness, adequacy, continued availability, or ownership. C3T Hawai`i is an equal opportunity employer/program and auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities.

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Science Series with Instructor James Rushing

Intro to Soil ScienceYou will be introduced to the study of the development and dynamics of soil known as soil science. This course can help you reduce farm costs and retain top soil. Learn where soil comes from and why it is important to understand what is going on in your soil.Jul 25 F 4:30p-8:30p $39 Pahoa AGR1004-002Jul 26 S 4:30p-8:30p $39 Hilo AGR1004-003

Advanced Soil ScienceThis course will expose you to the living, breathing, and diverse en-vironment just beneath your feet. Get introduced to the biology and chemistry of soil and learn to increase the biodiversity within your soil, improving fertility and reducing crop pathogen occurrence.Aug 1 F 4:30p-8:30p $39 Pahoa AGR1005-002Aug 2 S 4:30p-8:30p $39 Hilo AGR1005-003

Soil FertilityAn introduction to the fertility of soil, this class will discuss the chem-istry behind fertilizers and organic matter to get the most out of your soil and fertilizers. You will benefit by learning how to properly amend soil which can reduce farm costs, maintain a biological balanced system, and reduce environmental effects of improper amendment application.Aug 8 F 4:30p-8:30p $39 Pahoa AGR1006-002Aug 9 S 4:30p-8:30p $39 Hilo AGR1006-003

Plant Morphology & PhysiologyDiscuss various plant structures and their functions through an intro-duction course on botany, the study of plants. You will have a chance to better understand plant health that can help improve yield crop, increase plant disease resistance, and increase the overall productivity of your croups.Aug 16 F 4:30p-8:30p $39 Pahoa AGR1007-002 Aug 17 S 4:30p-8:30p $39 Hilo AGR1007-003

Plant NutritionGet introduced to the fertility of plants through discussions on how and what nutrients plants take up and the effects nutrients have on growth and development. At this course, you can learn to reduce or eliminate crop amendment costs, improve the overall health of your plants, and help reduce unneccessary negative environmental effects associated with the fertilizing of crops.Aug 22 F 4:30p-8:30p $39 Pahoa AGR1008-002Aug 23 S 4:30p-8:30p $39 Hilo AGR1008-003

Introduction to MicroorganismsLearn how soil and plants are associated to microorganisms in terms you understand. This class will breakdown confusing scientific termi-nology and concepts so you can easily comprehend where microor-ganisms exist, why they exist in certain environments, and what are their functions as integral members of an ecosystem. Aug 29 F 4:30p-8:30p $39 Pahoa AGR1009-002Aug 30 S 4:30p-8:30p $39 Hilo AGR1009-003

Soil Microorganisms This course will detail decomposition and mineralization of organ-ic matter which provides nutrients to plants. In the end, you could reduce cost of soil amendments, increase biodiversity or soil, increase plant nutrient availability, reduce water useage, prevent plant patho-gen occurrence, and improve soil quality.Sep 5 F 4:30p-8:30p $39 Pahoa AGR1010-002Sep 6 S 4:30p-8:30p $39 Hilo AGR1010-003

Plant Associated MicroorganismsThis course will discuss associations and relationships between plants and microorganisms. You will be exposed to plant beneficial microor-ganisms as well as pathogens. In attending this class you could reduce the cost of crop amendments, increase biodiversity of your farm or garden, increase plant nutrient availability, increase plant health, pre-vent plant pathogen occurrence, and increase crop yield.Sep 12 F 4:30p-8:30p $39 Pahoa AGR1011-002Sep 13 S 4:30p-8:30p $39 Hilo AGR1011-003

Introduction to Entomology & NematologyEnter a fascinating world of insects and nematodes in this course. Learn to identify species, structures, and life cycles of insects and nem-atodes. You will learn to properly identify plant pests, research the proper approach for treatment, and develop control measures that would address specific pests. In turn, this could allow you to reduce or eliminate pesticide applications, increase the populations of beneficial insects and nematodes, and reduce the overall impact of pests on your farm or garden.Sep 19 F 4:30p-8:30p $39 Pahoa AGR1012-002Sep 20 S 4:30p-8:30p $39 Hilo AGR1012-003

Agriculture

Responsible cultural tourism begins with you! History and Culture of HawaiiLearn skills to actively engage your guests in the language, history, and culture of Hawai`i. This is the only state-certified program offered on Hawaiian history and culture, and designed for individ-uals who interact with visitors on a daily basis. Tour guides, bus drivers, concierge staff, flight pro-fessionals, restaurant employees and cab drivers are just a few examples of those who will benefit from this certification. The course is taught in four sessions, ending with the History and Culture of Hawai`i/Tour Guide and Driver certification test. Upon successful completion of the test, you will receive a certificate and pin that displays your Hawai`i State Certification.HawCC Manono CampusInstructor: Billie KeawekaneAug 11-14 M-R 5:30p-8:30p $195 HOSP1000

Security Guard TrainingPrior to employment as a guard, it is a state mandate to meet certain training requirements. These training requirements include successful completion of an initial eight-hour classroom instruction proceeding the first day of employment and four hour classroom training annual-ly. In accordance with HRS Chapter 463-7 (ACT 208), persons who act in a guard capacity (guards, agents, operatives, and assistants) and are employed by private businesses, guard agencies, or government agencies, must register with the Board of Private Detectives and Guards. Participants will receive a certificate upon successful completion of this eight-hour comprehensive training program to meet the state guard requirements. For application forms visit the DCCA Professional and Vocational Licensing website: http://hawaii.gov/dcca/pvl/boards/private/application_publicationsHilo - HawCC ManonoInstructor: Gerard MahiJul 19 S 8:00a-4:00p $125 TRAD8100-041 388-102Aug 18 M 7:00a-3:00p $125 TRAD8100-042 385A-1 Waimea - Kanu o ka `Aina Learning `Ohana (KALO)Instructor: Randy CrowellJun 27-28 F/S 2:00p-6:00p/9:00a-1:00p $125 TRAD8100-043 Aug 22-23 F/S 2:00p-6:00p/9:00a-1:00p $125 TRAD8100-044

4-Hour Security Guard Training Recertification CourseHilo - HawCC ManonoInstructor: David HeaukulaniAug 14 R 8:00a-12:00p $65 TRAD1556 385A-1

The University of Hawaii does not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, age, color, national origin, or diability. For inquiries regarding our nondiscrimination policies, please contact your campus designee, Jason Cifra, VC for Student Affairs, cifra@hawaii.edu.

To register:1. Register online at www.hawaii.hawaii.edu/ocet, follow the registration links, create

an account, register and pay online. 2. Call us with your MasterCard or Visa number at 934-2700.3. Come into our office at 1175 Manono St., Hilo Mon-Fri, 7:45a-4:30p

Bldg. 379A-Rm. 34. Fill out the registration form on our website www.hawaii.hawaii.edu/ocet, print out

and fax to 934-2701 or mail to 200 W. Kawili St., Hilo 96720

Refund Policy: You are entitled to a full refund for complete withdrawal if made 5 business days prior to the first day of instruction. Thereafter refunds will not be allowed.